2017 has been a whirlwind of positive change for Manchester-based digital agency, Return.
Manchester based agency Return have revealed a fresh new re-brand, appointed 15 new members of staff, unleashed a new service and have taken on some exciting new clients, all in the past few months.
You may remember them as Return on Digital, but earlier this year, Return decided to drop the Digital. This is because the agency involved in so much more than digital campaigns now, including whole marketing strategies that link influencers, TV and experiential marketing. And Return’s team is expanding, too.
In the last three months, Return has introduced 15 talented new members to its ever-growing team, including a marketing director, two digital strategists and an in-house recruitment consultant.
But it’s not just the team that’s evolving. The agency also has a brand-new service under its belt. Over the last few months, Return have expanded their offering to include Conversion Rate Optimisation (CRO), headed by CRO manager Abbie Senior.
“Our goal for the future is to become a 100-strong agency and use our broad range of excellent marketing skills to work with more household names.”
CEO Guy Levine
As well as developing their Manchester agency, in February, Return opened up an office in London as part of their strategic expansion plan. The London office is located within the quirky Old St. Building on Corsham Street, not too far from the up-and-coming tech scene of the Silicon Roundabout.
CEO Guy Levine has expressed his delight over the agency’s recent development:
“I am so proud to see that Return, an agency that was born eight years ago with only three members, is now an award-winning digital marketing company with almost 40 members of staff and a Google Premier Partnership to our name.”